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Party boy to pinup superhero Giant Tiffany 1837 Ring of Tej adorned Andhra Pradesh where his second film Magadheera was released in over 1,000 theatres. Fans stormed the theatres resulting in a stampede that killed five. The last time such passions were evoked was during the release of Rajnikanth's Sivaji when fans were ready to sell their kidneys in return for a ticket. That emotions from the screen would spill over into real life was inevitable, especially when it concerns young Tej.Born into a family of superstars, grandson of the legendary Allu Ramlingaih and nephew of Nagendra Tiffany Cushion ring and Pawan Kalyan and son of superstar Chiranjeevi, fame sits easily on his broad shoulders. Tej played a crook in his debut film, Chirutha, three years ago, and was complimented by none other than Rajnikanth who felt that "Charan acts with the maturity of someone who has done at least 70 films."

It was, however, Magadheera that catapulted him to instant stardom. This historical reincarnation saga found a connect with fans across the globe. On the home front he has Orange, Elsa Peretti Sevillana ring for release later this year, starring Genelia D'Souza. Tej has emerged a new icon in Telugu filmdom with endorsements for Pepsi, first with Deepike Padukone and later with M.S. Dhoni, and Airtel.SUDEEP, 35CLAIM TO FAME: His cult film Huchcha placed him firmly in the spotlightBODY WATCH: Poor eater, but good badminton player. Hates the word six-pack.CHARGES PER FILM: Rs 1 crore "I used to party, but that was when I was a child, but it's all over now. I do go out occasionally but these days my preferred pastime is to watch movies," says Cherry, as he's known to close ones. He's also been busy impressing Farhan Akhtar who will launch him in his new film Haafiz.

Six-pack scorer No one knew what a six-pack was, till Suriya showed them with Ghajini. The men went for the bone-crunching and the muscle- building while the women were conquered Elsa Peretti Open Heart ring the brown eyes and the sensitive soul. With more than 6,000 registered fan clubs across the globe, his latest release Singam has been ruling the box office since its release last month.Surprisingly, his career didn't skyrocket with his first debut film produced by Mani Ratnam."Suriya has the kind of panache that all actors aspire to have, besides the talent. He's a rare combination and somewhat of a phenomenon," says director Vasanth who directed Nerukku Ner, Suriya's debut film in 1997. It was Nandha, directed by Bala, that heralded the arrival of a new star."His efforts and self-motivation are the real reasons for his phenomenal success," says Bala, recalling the collaboration. For Suriya, who changes his physicality with every role, it's a tightrope walk.